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Business Spotlight: Is it ever OK to lie in a job interview?

In this lesson, based on two articles from Business Spotlight magazine, a former recruitment director and a director of an employment website discuss whether candidates should lie in job interviews.

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CLIL in Austria: An interview with Andreas Baernthaler

Keith Kelly talks to CLIL head of department Andreas Baernthaler about his substantial teaching experience and his thoughts on classroom resources and the future of CLIL in Austria.

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Your English: Phrasal verbs: a match report

Yet again, Tim Bowen notches up another fine Your English article. Here, we can lap up his football report on Fulham vs Juventus.

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TKT: Carroll diagram

In the sixth article in this series, Kay Bentley looks at Carroll diagrams. These are excellent tools to help learners develop subject vocabulary knowledge and logical thinking skills.

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Article: The role of TKT: CLIL in professional development courses?

Kay Bentley questions and explores the role of TKT: CLIL in the professional education sphere.

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Your English: Word grammar: -wise

Tim Bowen tells us all about the commonly-used suffix -wise because, grammar-wise, he's an expert.

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Your English: Collocations: withdraw

As long as Tim Bowen never threatens to withdraw his service, we won't withdraw our support for his articles on collocations.

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TKT: A recount

In the fifth article in her series, Kay Bentley explores the term recount and the importance of differentiating text types and genres.

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Teaching materials: Teaching with the help of songs

This article by Paul Ashe suggests grammar activities and project work based around listening to music in the classroom.

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Business Spotlight: End and beginning

This lesson, based on an article from Business Spotlight, deals with the problematic but essential Business English topic of losing a job. 

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Your English: Idioms: time

We've got a lot of time for Tim Bowen. Make timeto read his latest article on idioms.

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Your English: Phrasal verbs: some lonely phrasal verbs 5

Whether you prefer to leaf through or mull over this gloomy article, you will certainly experience the joylessness of an English winter with Tim Bowen's latest collection of lonely phrasal verbs.

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Your English: Word grammar: expressions with modal auxiliaries

Tim Bowen provides another must-read word grammar article for our must-visit website!

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Your English: Collocations: catch

You would really want to catch more than just a glimpse of Tim Bowen's article on catch and its collocates.

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TKT: The fourth ‘C’

Drawing on the ‘4Cs' of CLIL, the fourth article in the series of Language for CLIL looks at the importance of culture and its role in the CLIL curriculum.

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Business Spotlight: Career focus: Recruiter for love

In this lesson, based on an article from Business Spotlight magazine, Sophia McDonald talks about her company and how her people skills helped her become a successful matchmaker.

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Article: CLIL for ELT

In this article, Keith Kelly explores the definition of CLIL and gives advice to ELT teachers on how to maximize results in the classroom.

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Article: Investigating investigations in CLIL: Part 1

Investigative activities are often used in subjects like maths, science or design and technology and can achieve active learning in the classroom, if planned carefully. This article by Jean Brewster looks at different types of investigation in CLIL and the process skills students can learn through them.

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Your English: Idioms: sailing and the sea

There's no need to be in the doldrumsas Tim Bowen's back with another set of idioms, this time derived from maritime.

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CLIL in the Netherlands: An interview with Loes Coleman

Loes Coleman was one of the first people involved in setting up a system of training for subject teachers working through the medium of English as a foreign language in the Netherlands. Here, Loes talks to Keith Kelly about her background and work in CLIL.